Tomorrow is a big day for Mississippi. Voters across the state head to the polls for the presidential primary. That means today is a busy day for our county election commissions. The Harrison County Election Commission spent the day handing…
With more than 400 absentee ballots already in the books, Jackson County is preparing for quite a large turnout for tomorrow’s presidential primary election. Polls across the state will open at 7 a.m. and remain open until 7 p.m. Voters…
Mississippi voters could soon register online and vote in person ahead of elections under bills moving forward in the state Legislature. House members have passed three bills to rewrite the state’s election laws, a proposal pushed by Secretary of State…
One week from today, Mississippians will head to the polls for the state primaries. County leaders want to make sure you know your polling place. This year, two Harrison County District 1 precincts will change to another location. Those in the…
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Election commissioners are expecting a back-up at the polls tomorrow over confusion on how to vote regarding Initiative 42.
Fifty years ago today, voting in the United States was changed forever.
Saturday is the deadline for absentee voting before Tuesday’s party primaries in Mississippi.
Making Democracy Work was the theme Thursday for the Mississippi Gulf Coast League of Women Voters.
Mayoral candidates, Democrat, Mike Smith, and Republican, Jay Trapani, along with other candidates for each race, gathered outside the Waveland fire station, greeting residents as they went to vote.
Tuesday, the Republican and Democratic candidates will face off in the Waveland mayoral race.
One race that's captured a lot of attention and interest is the runoff for Harrison County Circuit Court Judge.
Tuesday, the last two candidates faced off in the Jackson County runoff election for Sheriff.
Just when you thought it was over, the political season goes on a little longer.
Mississippians across the state cast their ballots in Tuesday's general election to have their say in who will represent them.
Tuesday, News 25 spoke with the reform candidate for the 4th U.S. Congressional seat, Eli "Sarge" Jackson.
On Tuesday, November 4th, 2014, Mississippi voters will elect federal representatives, judges, and possibly some local officials as well.
With Tuesday's election right around the corner, the Harrison County Election Commission is going through some final preparations.
This year on Election Day, Mississippians will get the chance to vote on whether or not hunting and fishing should become a constitutional right.
If you plan on voting in the November election, you have until Saturday, October 4th, to get your paperwork in order with your county's Circuit Clerk.
Saturday, October 4th, is the deadline for Mississippians to register to vote in the November 4th general election.
The deadline to register to vote in the November 4th General Election is Saturday, October 4th, 2014.
Another candidate is running for Circuit Court Judge: Robert Fant Walker.